
For every new item in your feed, PostRSS publishes one post on the Facebook Page you chose. Facebook builds the large link preview card from the page you link to, using its title and featured image, so the post looks like a native share rather than a bare link. You decide the text above the card with one of nine message formats built from the item title, the item description, the page title or your own static text.
The picture comes from the feed item (an enclosure, a media:content tag or the first image in the item) or, if the feed has none, from the Open Graph tags of the page. If previews look wrong, check that your pages carry correct og:image, og:title و og:url tags; our guide on posting a link with a large image thumbnail explains the tags in detail.
If a Page does not appear after connecting, use the Synchronize link in the Accounts menu, or connect again and make sure the Page is selected in Meta’s dialog.
Facebook Pages are available on every PostRSS plan. The Free plan posts 10 posts per month to one Facebook Page, which is enough to test the whole process. The Start plan at $5 per month raises that to 500 posts per month, and higher plans add more targets and other networks, so the same feed can go to several Pages and to other channels at once. Every plan checks your feed every 5 minutes, and Enterprise plans every minute. See the pricing page for the current limits.
Facebook Groups and personal profiles cannot be automated. Meta closed the Groups publishing API in April 2024, so PostRSS, like every other tool, posts to Pages only.
For the Facebook side specifically, see our Facebook auto poster page.
No. Meta closed the Facebook Groups publishing API in April 2024, so PostRSS posts to Facebook Pages only. Personal profiles cannot be automated either.
Yes. The Free plan posts 10 posts per month to one Facebook Page. Paid plans from $5 per month add more posts, and higher plans add more targets and networks.
PostRSS checks your feed every 5 minutes on all plans and every minute on Enterprise plans, so a new article usually appears within minutes.
Facebook builds the preview from your page’s Open Graph tags. Make sure each page has a correct og:image tag, and PostRSS will also use the image from your feed item when there is one.
What changed in the networks, what broke, and how to fix it before it costs you reach.